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Music : Eire: Isle of the Saints (A Celtic Odyssey)
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Eire: Isle of the Saints (A Celtic Odyssey) by: John Doan |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0025041108027 Label: Hearts of Space Manufacturer: Hearts of Space Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Hearts of Space Release Date: August 04, 1997 Studio: Hearts of Space Sales Rank: 52424 MPN: 11080 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - BreathtakingGreat music takes you someplace, it opens up a vista inside of you deeper than thought or word. John Doan is a master at finding tones and melodies rich in emotion, soul, and wonder. His playing is impeccable, and yet he moves beyond technique and truly plays as the ancient bards must have sung - creating magical spaces and lands between the notes. This CD will stay at the top of my playlist for a long, long time. Rating: - Relaxing and wonderful!I have worn this cd out. I put this on as I drive in rush hour traffic, which is very stressful, but as long as I have either this or Wayfarer playing I am no longer stressed out. Instead, the music transports me to quiet places like lush green fields or a forest. I honestly couldn't make the commute without this wonderfully relaxing cd! I love the first song, Fairie horses the best!! Rating: - An Ethereal JourneyJohn Doan, a virtuoso of the rare "harp" guitar, has crafted a masterpiece. The songs, all written at least in part by John Doan, are reminiscent of Lorenna McKennitt. 'Where Horses of Fairy Hide', 'Farewell' and 'The Old Church of Kilronan' are especially enthralling. A must buy for anyone who enjoys Celtic or New Age music. Rating: - A must own!This album is the most excent collection of Celtic music I have ever heard. I have played in Celtic groups, and heard music of this genre from all over, but this artist takes the cake. John Doan's use of such a unique instrument and ability to meld it in with recorders and mandolins and bagpipes only furthers to sweeten the album. This CD is a must have whether you are a casual listener, or a striving Musician trying to make it in a similar genre. It is a must have of any collection Rating: - spiritual and movingI particularly enjoyed the song, Saint Patrick in the Spirit. Make you want to move to Ireland. |
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